Sentence examples for forceful leg from inspiring English sources

At this time, an increased proportion of behavioral responses with the least forceful leg movement - stepping - was observed.

The proportion of cows responding to the laser by the least forceful leg movement (stepping) differed between days (χ2 = 15.3 with 5 df, P = 0.009) and was significantly higher on day 1 than on all other days except day 3 (P < 0.004).

The proportion of cows responding with the least forceful leg movement (stepping) differed between days (F5,41 = 3.24, P = 0.018), and was numerically higher on day 0 than on all other days, as well as significantly higher on day 0 than on day 3 (t = 3.6, P = 0.004) and day 6 (t = 3.2, P = 0.003).

In "Hula Through Time," the costumes are handmade, the chanting is forceful, the leg-slapping and stick-clashing hit hard, and the community spirit is high.

But when he shows the emerging baby as launching itself from the birth canal with a forceful kick of its legs -- and already having jettisoned its umbilical cord -- he's presenting outright fantasy as fact.

Within this forest of bodies the dancing was brisk and forceful, with reaching arms and legs that sliced into space until, suddenly, the performers toppled like logs.

While his upper body wilts, and his arms seem to be along for the ride — imagine a man on a unicycle — his long lower legs temper the forceful patter of his feet with rubber-band dexterity.

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In encounters with natural enemies simultaneous defense occurs in the form of spinning or twitching accompanied by forceful kicks executed with hind legs.

Her headstrong Swanilda plunged into a forceful first solo, accented with high leg extensions and her exultant performance was nuanced with tenderness when needed.

In the case that a disturbing object is behind an aphid, both legs are used for forceful kicks (Fig. 1F).